CMake: Declare platform libraries to be explicitly static. #26
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The libraries declared in CMake using the custom
ADD_PLATFORM_LIBRARY
function are intended for internal consumption by AusweisApp2. These libraries do NOT have a proper so-name, neither get properly installed by CMake, nor header files for integration into external applications are provided.In most of the rpm-based Linux distributions the macroized invocation of CMake assumes any non-explicitly as STATIC or OBJECT declared library to be implicitly built as SHARED.
Thus libraries that are intended to be a 'platform' library for the AusweisApp2 application need to be explicitly declared as STATIC.